Lakeshore Christian Church

Because we follow a Good Shepherd, we can live lives characterized by hopeful optimism.

God fills our cups to overflowing, not always with material things but with the intangible blessings that sustain our lives.

Because we have a Good Shepherd, we don't have to be afraid when we walk through life's valleys.

God restores and leads us, verse 3 tells us, in order to bring glory to his name.

Verse 2 of Psalm 23 tells us about the peace and restoration that we can experience as God leads us.

Jim talks about the first verse of Psalm 23 and about how we can find contentment with the Good Shepherd.

Jim talks with us about the power that the resurrection of Jesus can bring about in our own lives.

We recall the story of Jesus' entry into Jerusalem, starting off the week that would lead to his death and resurrection.

Jim comes back and wraps up our "Comfort Zone" series by challenging us to move out of the comfort zone of grumbling/complaining and to give thanks in spite of our circumstances.

Ken Whah shares with us about the comfort zone of self-centeredness and how to move toward more Christ-centered lives.